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Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05
General Sobu Mlcranocr
So0du,


ON buis upenteoe Orb pi berettebe i
forrise Nnfner al Blabet, bar iDot ben
9oe 5ebruar 1926 / Wurpbpsborouab,
Sadlcn County, Slinois. Sans 5aoer
Oottor Sobn 2osan bar inoHpttet til
Suinpis i 1923. !San par pppofsen
% uooannet / Srlano. 0et bar pfte
p9ret paaitaaet, at Der rarot inoiauIt
Blob / General 9osans Iarer, nlen oct
er cit Yaaitanb, ium er albeles erebet
no al 9nften. Or. 9o9ans ferite @one
uar Ell S~alublpos. Snoianerinbe, men
General 9osuns Wooer bar GliSabetb
Sentins, bpis Samilie bar boiat / Sen=
uesiee % bar at ltOtlt Sertsmlt.
General 2osan fit fin iprite llnoers
pisnins al 5aoeren inbtil 1910, ba ban
IA Iar sammel iretuenterebe Sbilpb
college, bpor ban opbulot fig til ben
megitanlfe &ri9 bespnbte / 1916. San
LOB Jig itrar buerpe ium menis Soloat i
Oct fsrite Slinois Snfanteris &eaiment,
men blep mart forfremmet til 9pitnaut.
San oeltoS / belle SelttOset meb llos
mertelie % ubmsuitreses ueb 8risens
Slutnins / 1s4S.
Otter lin Siemfomit ituberebe ban
9oofpnoiSbeo oeo unioeriitetet / 2ouis-
bile, &entudp % fit lit 3iplum iom
Nopotat / 1852. Gan bleo optasen Tom
&%ompasnon / i'm bersmte Morbrobers
Sa9igrer Jirma. Ileranber M. Sen,
fins, / Benton, 5rantlin Gountp, Slim
OILS. San bleu itrar eiter palst til Of.
fentlis Intlaser for bet 9ommerbiitrift
% 9~ienpalstes inbtil 1857. Yaa famine
9ib uar ban csiaa Meblem af 9eaislaz
turen. Sioen 1853 til fin 0sb bar
General 2osan uafbrubt peret i Cant
bets eipile ellcr militere 9ieneIte. Z
1858 palstes ban Of Gemofraterne til
&onsresmano fra oct uienoe &onaresz
oiItrlft % sjenpalstes / 1860, ba Ibras
bant Sincoln nominerebes al &epublis
t%anerne | Chicago, % stephen q. Doug.
las al 9emotraterne / Baltimore.
SObn ". eosan tilbprte bensana bet
oe%motratiife Yarti % arbeicebe iuriat
for at faa Douglas oalst, men ban bar
tlarlpnt not til at ie, at Spbitaternes
3onSresmGno fcrbereote fig paa at isns
Serlemme llnionen, % ban erflereoe
o%ffentlis. at ban, lastet ban life pmltebe
at ie u. 9incOln palst til YreIibent,
olloe bog, ON bet bleu nsbpenbist,
tl9mpe for at faa bam inoiat / Gmbebet.
% / 8iuteren 1S6O-6l bebreibebe
ban ofte 0emotraterne i &p~nsresiens
Representations for Seres forraberife
uotalelier % Ylaner.
0emotraternes 9ruTsr ait mart i
Opfploelle, %, oa ~llnioneus Trooper
marlhereoe siennem @aibiuston ipr at
mrbe 5ienoen / @irsinia, iorlcb eosan
ut S9Se / aomsresiens &e~preientant.
bus % fnlste meo Sberit &iharelcns
JieSilnent % tiGmpepc iom menis Sol
Dat BET ior Unions 5royperne ulptfe.
llse Isrlte Slas ueo Bun Stun. "a
ban tom tllbasc II! @aibins,pr, tUa ban
Nflteo iom apn9resmauo os reilte biem
% crsaniiereoe bet Site Sliuuis an
l%anteri SieSimeut, til bpis SbcrIt ban
uSnapntes al @upcrnrren, &ssimentet
TT jim Slbbaab / Slaset Deb 8elmput,
bpor oct meo 2osan i Spibien pee ct
yaionetan9reb lps Sienbens n,eset
SfHrfere yiuirr nm Siuot q SIo,s,s
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

mGrtebe ban fig peb p%erioalis 9appers
beb / oct %iioitn4unte Slas miitebe Ges
sinientet $50 Mano, Os 2osan bleu
itlot sjenuem Yrpltet os bleu baaret
fra Slasmarten iom bgo. Ger Tiger
ienere bar ban bog iaa blot friIt isien,
at ban tilnoe inbtr9oe / attip Gieneite
% fjGmpeoe unoer General Grant / bet
blooise Slas peo Sbilob eller Yittsburs
Gambling. 5or 9npperbeo uouiit i bette
Slas blep ban f%oriremmet til Brigade,
general.
Sans Senner / Slinois opiprbreoe
bam M til at upitile Jig iom &anbioat
for &ongreslen men ban ipareoe, at
ban, ON bet bar npouenbist, pilbe oire
lit Gin for llnioneus SeuarelIe % pilbe
albris uenbe tilbase til 5rebens Spss
fer, iaa lGnse Der ianbtes en- 5ienbe i
Sanoet. S lS62-63 fjGmpebe ban
UNDER General Grant / bet nproliae
Wtisiisiippi % iDrfremmebes til Gene,
%ralmaior. s Slutnirser uf 1868 for,
Hptteoes ban til Tennessee Nrmeen %
fllste meo General Sherman paa hans
ber6nlte Warib til Sapet. & ben for
toileoe 8amp oeb Yead Gree Greet
fo%mmanoereoe ban Iennesiee Qrmeen,
~efterat General McYberlun bar ialoen
peo bans SIDE. s bette Sla9 reooeoe
ban 9ennesiee Irmeen ira ct iuloit9n.
oist Heberlas % uanot Ell slimrenoe
Seier oper Sienben, lom efterloo 5000
Wtano bsoe paa Slasmarfen.
90 &risen bar tilenbe, nebla9oe ban
i'm Sefaling. San bar tilbuot Winis
lterpo'ten til Merito, men aiilos bette
3ilbuo os blep 1866 palst til &on=
9reslen al Republifanerne meb 10000
Stemmers Maiuritet os ~sienpalstes i
1868 % l 1870. 5 1871 blep ban
palst til Senatpr % ~sjenpalstes to
@an9e. General Gosan bar taset en-
ipris Sci i ale politiite Spsrssmaal,
% ban bar fremior nosen anoen Son.
aresmano oGret Solbaternes Sen ps
6orlparer, og bar / bper eneIte &pns
sresiesI ion ir%emfommet meb 9ppforl laa
ON Yenlioner til o~anfsre Solbater %
ialbne Solpaters @nfer os 8srn.
&eo ben republltanife &onpention i
Gbicaso / 1880 bar 2usan en- at Gene.
raj Grants iurisite 1900, TOM arbeiz
Sebe Ior bans @ienuala til en- treble
Sermin.
Seo iioite Yreiioentuals i 1884 par
ban 8anoibat for @ice Yreiibent, men
leo Der fit isrite Neberlas.
Oct er iieloen. at en- Manb, iom- i
oper ct Jierbeoels N%arbunbreoe bar
i,otaset en iremifuot Sitting i bort
offentlise 2iu, % iom bar baut iaa rise-
Zig InIeonins til at tiene Yense, bpr
fattis, men bet siorbe General 2Osan,
bpiltet er tilitraffelist 8euis paa bans
sgrlisbeo; berfOr bar usiaa bans samle
&rissfamerater bespnbt at inoienoe Yen,
&c til ct 5unpior hans Gnfe % YSrn.
Der er alIereoe inotommet pper 10000
0oQars. Selo Sprgrsiolbater i Gpbz
i~taterne inoiamler Yense for bette Die
meo.
SeSraoelien ioresit i 5reoas i sd
ibinstpn unoer fore Ssitioelisbeoer.
3iset blep miolertiois biiat / en- Graz
bpGluins paa ben samle Sod Greet
Gemiterp i Nerbeben at @albinstpn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

6inansminiitereu er uneerrettet ONT,
ct to 5orretninss buie i Suustous iabris
iFrsr % iGlser iii aineierue Gertifta
ser. Tom berettiser bisie til at inopanore
I'll Dc 5oreneoe Stater, OesiOruoen er
&C famine 5prreminssmeub belfplbte
iur at inSimusle til be 5Oreuebe Slater
iiusNite apinoer for uiebeliae Ciemco.
Saser ionmer ianpipnlispis til at blipe
aarHiere moerisst al oen ameritanIle
aoniul | Spnstpns.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05
SetsSslis i~oritOrrst 90 iorS,s,,,
DeeorafResfsn
nofomlner bper Snsoa8 mco l2sinr
% foiter fun
S1.25 for Mar9anaen,

Se forite otte Sioer inoeboloer IN.
beSer ira Sno' % llolanoet. Gitsrrr.
Ringer ira Mooerlanosne. &orreiSou.
oanter. npttise Gint % RaaS, N
Spalte ior "5armen. 3uiet % 81,
pen''. en- Spalte meo npttis % I'm.
berbolSenoe gGsning ior Bern o.m,s
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

VI. 81. Scriba er aiiat ion examiner
AZ rationale Banter i Weip gorf,
Bruotlgn % Seriep Gits. Be uai.
9rn9i9e &epnblifauere / Vep gcrt %
Srcotlpn er meset misicrupiebe NIB
Trelioent 9lepelano paa @runb al
osHne gflattelle. SIR. Scribn par Ell
al De op8ti9ite Sinansmeuo / 9auoet.
'oa De bar Sop 8runo til at p9re mis-
Sornsieoe. Il. y. Suiber CT ucreprt /
pons Sieb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

Rpsteuis mcooeles, at Snbenrisss
miniiter 2amar bar / Suleierien uGret
neoe / Georgia paa 5rieri. Sars To
palste ltal bare en- al bans 8arnbpmss
p%eninoer, en- Gnfe eiter General Solt i
Macon, Georgia.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

%relioent Giepeiano bar / De Iibi,e
Ear Tiger pGret aluprlis ips at &heu-
rnct'sme, men er M i yebrins. Sor.
ieosn hanSe ban enoOs ipaoiere no til
ut me 6iem, Dat 8iep. uec ubtautcr
al @aibinstOn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05
lite Tebrmar,

for ale be o%pregneoe gf9mier ienoe 10 gts.
minore eilo Den oebfSieDe EriS.
vi oil nrimelis sierne babe
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

5lnansminiiter Wannins bar inb
talot til Snolssnins 10 Milioner Dol.
lars / 3 8rocents Yonos. DC er be.
talbare ben lite Sebruar 1887.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

Yaa Den rationale @jalo aibetaltes i
0ecbr. Maaneo noset ouer IS, 900.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

u. s. 9unc, asiiiterenbe Chef for
Yoitbeiororiusen paa Sernbanerne, bar
taget Nilfeo.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

2anoiommis iionar Sparfs bar / ben
f%orlsbne llsc mpotaset Suppurter fra
Specialasenter / COLORADO ON, at MOP
lise @ieroer paa 274,0OO gcres &esjes
rin9slspo or ncorcpne al Resierinsens
SmbensmRnh.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

6inansminiiter Mannin9 er iremoe-
les 'pag os lpselis. Oct meitc al 81
ben tilbrin9er ban biemnre os er tun
meset iieloen cppe paa 5inansbepartes
mentet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05
6ent % tppe 9ufno

NbonTenler, %, bois blot en Hemtt'
Del al bore nup9reuoe 2lbonnenter pilet
lom 0ptaars8ape ienoe oS en- Hp Hbon
nent, iaa pl Ri baoe bette initial % mere III,
SO ltprre 0irtulation Blade. bar, 10 tprrt
% beorc fan ri sjsre Oct, % '0eeorah 20
lten-s uosiuer bar ON Seil.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

Se~ros,speremt er Or. Aug. spnias
0ai.'.le.g 'eo'c'Her. baape yrpltlbeen
o. Orae5erlIe, % De bar prret anueuS,
meo 'oelb al 5uiuoe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

&rl9Sminllteren bar uonrpnt Ell
&ommisii on for at uoarbeioe Ell no, for
bebret 90 sreiere llosupe af Militers
reglcrne.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

SaltpanS iOrb.norer. at Saaret ial.
Ger no; pll man lcrhinore. at Bet bliper
fsosf 10, Hal mon saa tiSlis biem.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

SHcm:liD5eecu CT inter:
c5fs.ct.

Naar 5abritnnter iorlanser. Il, ma,
'tal tlobe beres NGrer, CT oet bclbiot
al %arer''c CT ioa enilenmist anbeia.
leos. jpn Or. 6arier's "Srpu Souic"
pg "S'oer Yias" bleo Oct al 9ruo.
sliterne i Ct. Iapl. GI
st nIpiSe!ist Sssn pau, ar DC or M.
'%orlooeoc, er. rcar ban blaier paa Se.
Neppen Tor benoe, iau at bun life Ital
br9noe Jig paa ben.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05
"Seeorab:Yoiten

inoebcloer altio 9ooc os intcresiant
Nooeaer, ps Abcnncnterne iaar / alrctfpss
n9ltcu
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05
1000 Stocr

al bet Sla9s iorlioeu ielue 8Iaoet. Ts 10
SortGulnger, Der M 9aa lammen Ssrnes,
nenli9
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-05

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-01
OELRICH'S 4 90.

gODlins @reer, Mep 0orf
B. 5. 0ouns, 6. @rieienbsd. 6nsu
& Sdmelser unb 5. g. Mae92amura,
SO. 2s5 @cuamercefraBe, aseutsn far
San Nntcnip.
8. Ruu8e & Co.. Msenten fhr gnerr
3. &uKet, M8ent fir Gdulenbure.
Mcie Topbael, aSent far GouRcu.
@teuiens & 6ouf unb Grnft Smerf
Nsenten fur Reu-g ruuufels.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-01
I.76O.OOO

YaEasiere baben nit ben Dampjrrn bes
Ncrbbeuti6en 2trhb bic @eiie atsr's
Deer fiber unb gut SurndssIest. Bes
gen YreiIe unb meiterer SnfOrmoticn
nenbe mon nd ON
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15
"a LITTLE NONSENSE"

-Brown-"Hello, Jones! How's
your wife?' Jones Ga little deaf
Very clustering and disagreeable
again this morning. g.-Pecbs Sun:
Couldn't help it,
Said Tom. when kicked, and valor seemed to
"A boy can't help what's done behind his
back
-"Seen Browns imported suitings'"
"Bet yer life stunning, amt
they?" Immense" "Tn tell you
what it is, Browns a regular wheel
horse in his profession.' Yes, I've
noticed that he is a heavy charger. "
Detroit Mercury.
What are You going to do with that
overcoat?' inquired the policeman OF
the tramp who was walking out of q
clothing store. give it up replied
the tramp as he handed it over to the
officer and slid around the corner
Merchant Traveitr.
Mrs. Clarendon (who has been
showing her new and expensive hat
tree TO lady guesD to Johnnie, who had
not removed his hat: johnnie, what
did l buy the new hat-tree for?"
Johnnie "For six dollars and forty
nine cents; but YOU told NE not to tell"
-Harper'S Ba:ar.
-"Spcaking of the intelligence of
dogs" observed Zebedee Jones, II have
one which can detect counterfeit
money" 30, now you're joking re-
piled Ebenezer Smith. "No, am not.
If he gets on a bad scent he Immediate
ly abandons it and looks for Il good
one, "-PutS5wgh Chronicle.
A little boy who was to pass the
afternoon with the doctors little
daughter was given two pieces of
candy. When he returned his mother
inquired if he gave the larger piece to
the little girl. mo, mother, l didn't.
You told me to give the biggest piece
to the company, and | was the COM
pany over there. Chicago Standard.
You say, young woman asked
the Judge, "that this young butcher
wrote you love letters all winter?"
"lndade, he did that, sorp' "Why.
your honor howled the indignant de-
fendant, II can't write word to save
my life." "Well, your Amer, he stint
me some tinder lines every week, he
did, sor." Verdict for the plaintiff. T.
Burdeth.
--"Times have changed" said old
Hyson, mournfully - "times have
changed" "And as to wherefore9"
asked his son. "In former times,
said the old Que, ''man ate the cream"
"Aud aow?" "They cremate the man
Young Hyson walked out Of his count
ing-room on bis tiptoes and told one OF
his solesm.n he was afraid the old man
was breaking up fsst-M y Ledger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15
WHO SAID RATS!
Eleven Thousand of the Rodents Killed by
IiuntIng rArtN.

Mount VERNON, o., Jan. "a grand rat
hunt, lasting for sixty days, terminated
Yesterday. The participants reside in
Clinton, Wayne and Morris Townships,
and We're divided off fifty on side.
The conditions were that the victors were
to be treated to an oyster dinner by
their opponents. The result announced
was as follows: Captain Levi
Blues side, 5,S57 rat tails and l,107 mice
tails. Captain William Gordon's side,
2,SS6 rat tails and 7S9 mice tails Total.
e,Ii3 rats and 2,4s9 mice slaughtered, or
grand total of ll,232. "A great many citi-
zens of Mt. Vernon took advantage of the
good sleighing and went out to witness the
termination of the hunt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15
4 Long Flioht.

TYRONE, Pa, Jan. 10.-Hcnry Wagner, Of
Boston, sent by steamer nine carrier
pigeons to London October 0, where they
were liberated and the whole number
started on their long journey across the
Atlantic. Three Of them have arrived.
One went direct to Boston, another was
captured near New York, and the third
was found in an exhausted condition on
the summit Of the Allegheny mountains,
and to-day was shipped by express to
its owner. This is the longest flight on
record
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

coat on over any dress of however a c ing
ing, catching nature. Costumes Of cordu'
roy are in high vogue this winter. The
turban hat Of other days is revived, but
altort some what. French milliuers, who
are supposed 10 be the CHEST authority
on the sui jcCt. say that it is a recognized
rule IN Paris that bonuets shall correspond
in hue either with the mantle or gown
with which they are worn. The close
little Priuccssc bonnet Is queen ot
the inner circle Of fashion and
the wide brmmed Gain borough hat
ami the high stecpe hat, Sa,H brim and
,daS breadth, are wagng war with each
other for popular favor. Long seal and
plush surtouts cut up in the back and made
with Polish hoods are considered the height
Of stye 1t is fashionable this winter TO
look comfortable, hence heavy WI PIP ngs,
fur, velvet, plush, Russian riding h. DDS,
fur gloves and long fur boas are having il
all their own way in society" &. u, i
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

WATERFOWL, OAK, Jan Am English
man named William Osmothcrly was found
yesterday within half a mile Of his claim
fifteen miles south of Henry. standing in u
snow-drift frozen to death. He left town on
Christmas to walk to his claim On his way
he called at the house of Mr. Richard
son and inquired his way, accidentally
having become lost, but ref used to stay
over night This occurred about twelve
O'Clock at night, Pursuing his way, death
overlook him as he neared his destination.
Osmotherly lived in Hamlm County, but
had separated from his wife, who lived in
Wisconsin. Last night wasth coolest of
the season. Spirit thermometers indicated
forty degrees below zero
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15
THE NEW CABINET.
Salisbury Will Himself Look After For.
eign Affairs.
Goschen the Solitary Liberal-UnionIst In
the Body.

LONDON, Jan. l0.-The composition OF the
new Cabinet was announced this evening
as follows; Lord Salisbury, Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs; the Right Hon.
w. Ii. Smith, First Lord of the Treas
ury; the Right Hon. g. j. Goschen, Chan
cellor of the Exchequer; the Right
Hon Edward Stanhope, Secretary
OF State for War; Sir Henry Hol-
land, Secretary of State for the Colo
MES. There is no change in the other Cab
met officers. The negotiations between
Mr. Chamberlain and Mr.. Morley are tend,
ing toward an agreement on the land bill
on the basis of Mr.. Chamberlains former
proposals to limit the operations of the hill
TO the purchase of the smaller holdings,
thus requiring total capital guaranteed
by the Imperial Exchequer Of f25,0)00 600
The differences as to the functions and
powers of the proposed Irish Parliament
continue.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15
FATE OF TWO MISERS.
They Starved to Death for Love of
Money.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. THE lfeless ra-
mains of Joseph Price and Joseph Perry
were found in frame shanty ON Locust
street. Perry's wealth was rated at 500
600. Ten years ago he, then slxty.thrce
years of age, retired from business with
this fortune from the firm of Samuel
Comfy Co., auctioneers. Perry had been
known for years for his closeness in
money matters and his disregard of per
sonal appearances. He lived alone for
hVe years in the tumble down shanty on
Locust street, avoiding all Intercourse
with his ncighbors, and frequently locking
himself III the house for days at a time. AS
he was unmarried, and had no housckcen-
er, the rooms he occupied became in the
course OF time extremely filthy
and an outrage to the neighborhaod The
attention of the board of health was sev-
eral times attracted to the place, and the
old man rendered very unhappy by being
compelled to pay for having the
place cleaned, Perry appeared upon
the streets clad as poorly as any bcggar.
Strange as it may seem, Perry found a
companion who was willing to share hi.
meager fare and who stood ready to under
go the great privations which a life of
penury eXactcd. The mscr took his cousin.
Richard Price, to live with him, pnd pro-
vidcd him with home. This wap about
the only act Of generosity which it was
known that Perry had been guilt, Of for
many years. Three days ago Perry and his
companion were last seen alive, and the ab
scncc Of all evidence of life about the house
induced the authorities to break into the
place. The bodies of the two men were
found, partly exposed and clad in rags. A
broken crust of bread lay on broken chair
Near by on the floor stood a half-filed bot
tie OF whisky. A half-famishcd dog which
made the third member Of this strange fam
lily, rushed into the room when the door
was opened, licked his dead masters face
and behaved in such savage manner that
Coroner's Messenger Donal was ON
PEELED TO drive the animal
from the apartment, fearing
that 1t would make meal Off tho corpscs.
The room was filthy. There was no paper
on the wall nor carpet on the foor Up
stairs similar picture of wretchcdness
was presented. A fire in an old CRATE had
burned out, and the apartments were filled
with rubbish. A search of the house re-
vealed a large batch of mortgages, stocl.
certificates, checks and ready money,
Perry's relatives were notified of the death
and of the fortune that had been accumu-
lated for them by the mser.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

ThC Fatal Effect of Coal Gas.

ORroNvILLE, MINI, Jan. 10-A discovery
was made today when the neighbors, see
ing no one stirring about the residence of
Joseph King, forced an entrance and found
Mr.. and Mrs King in bed, apparently dead,
and the house full Of coal gas. Every thing
possible was done to bring the unfortunate
back to life, and in the case Of Mr.. King
with partial success. Mrs. King was
fOun1 Ouifn dnad
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15
Holding the Fort.

care you acquainted with Miss Gass-
away9' asked Gus De Smith of Colonel
ierger.
AYES, indeed, am. What elegant
English she uses"
"Yes, her tongue is her forte, so to
speak"
"Then its pity She can't hold it "
--1sras Sytings.
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a WRECKED VESSEL.


Wv" Oh Iwenty-one Known TO Have
NJ Perished.
NoRfoLk, VA, Jan. 9.-Later particulars
from The wreck Of the German shin Eli,.
aoeth' which went ashore yesterday mora.
ing on Virginia Beach, fourteen miles
south ol Cape Henry, put the number
VI 'he crew at twenty two instead OF
fifteen, not man of whom was saved.
LUIS lact is learned from the two
men OF the life-savng crew who sur.
VlVe and who recovered consciousness to-
uay' The bodies Of the five men of the
hle-savlng crew and four of the shlp'scr
Which were recovered yesterday were in
ile-preserVers, and three more of the
snip crew, without lifc-preservers, were
PICKED up lower down the coast this morn.
ing body which has been identified AS
'lat OF the captain is among those recov-
ereu' on ms person was u photograph
marked Captain +, Halberstadt" and lc.,-
'crs addressed to Henry Kaulkmann, and
several bills from Joseph Lamlle 4, Co.
bremerhavcn. This evening the masts
et the ship were still standing, though
she sea was breaking over her yio-
lently Superintendent Poyner, of the
Lie Saving Service, will board her
IN the morning if possible. As re-
ported last night, not word was spoken
among the ships crew and the life-savin9
men when they boarded her in their de,.
pefate attempt at rescue, and the cause of
'he wreck can not be positively known, al
though it is supposed that in attempting
TO make the Capes of Virginia under
reefed sails, sufficient allowance was
not made for the strong currents, which
have caused several disastrous wrecks
along the lower Virginia and North Caro-
Lima coast during the last few years.
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WiLKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 9--The journey
men BARRIERS of this city recently formed
an organization for the purpose of cnforc-
ing the closing of all barber shops here on
Sunday. They notified all the proprIetors
in the city that on and after to-day, any
persons who kept their places open would
be prosecuted. out of the thrty-eight
shops here thirty-six were closed today.
The proprietors of the other two will be
arrested to- morrow,
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ScalLcl tn Death

LOUISVILLE. KY, Jan. John Taylor, All
employe of Rolphs vinegar works this
city, fell into mash-tub at that place, this
morning, and was so badly scalded that lie
died this afternoon at O'Clock He was
standing ON board extended across the
top Of the tub, when his foot slipped. The
temperature OF the mash was about l10
degrees, ana before he could be cxtrcatcd
the flesh ON some portions of his body was
literally cooScd, and fell off in great nakes
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An Unfortunate Waif.

CINClNNATl. Jan. 10.-This morning Ser
gcant Leonard found the dead body of a
two months old girl baby on the doorstep
of Mr.. Whites residence on Mt Al burn.
The little waif was neatly wrapped in
swaddling clothes, and note was pinned
to it addressed to the Matron of the Mt.
Auburn Orphan Asylum. Ithad evidently
died from exposure, and the little body
was frozen stiff. The mother no doubt
thought she was leaving her baby al the
Mt Auburn Orphan Asylum, as that BALD
ing is right across the street from Mr..
Mhitn's